Below are the valuation targets for Cimarex Energy Co. (XEC) for the next 10 years. Continue reading
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Chart of the Day: Cigars, Cigarettes, E-Cigs
Below is a chart of the production of cigars and cigarettes from 1900-1923.
We have included the market share comparison of Juul, the e-cigarette that Altria (MO) recently increased their stake in, and other tobacco related products from 2014 to 2017 in a research report generated by Bonnie Herzog, senior analyst at Wells Fargo Securities.
Are cigarettes going the way of the cigar? Maybe. Will e-cigarettes replace cigarettes? Possibly.
As far as we’re concerned, all articles on the topic of cigarettes and e-cigs should mirror the 1924 Barron’s article title, “Can the Cigarette Come Back?: A Great Industry in Process of E-volution.”
Posted in 1900, 1923, Chart of the Day, cigarettes
Chart of the Day: Price Index 1290-1950
Below is a chart of the price index of Southern England from 1290 to 1950. Highlighted in the chart is the formation of the Bank of England in 1694.
Additional reading: Interest Rate Policy: Bizarre to the Uninitiated
Posted in 1290, 1950, Chart of the Day, Federal Reserve Bank, inflation
Chart of the Day: PE ratios 1921-1930
Below is the average price-to-earnings ratio of twelve stocks from the 1921 low to December 1930.
Worth noting is that the late 1929 low would have been considered undervalued to most investors.
Posted in Chart of the Day, High P/E, P/E ratio
Cintas Corp. 10-Year Targets
Below are the valuation targets for Cintas Corp. (CTAS) for the next 10 years. Continue reading
CMS Energy 10-Year Targets
Below are the valuation targets for CMS Energy Corp. (CMS) for the next 10 years. Continue reading
Church & Dwight 10-Year Targets
Below are the valuation targets for Church & Dwight Co. (CHD) for the next 10 years. Continue reading
Chart of the Day: Montana Power
Below is the annual 52-week low for Montana Power (MTP) from 1958 to 1968. We’ve also included the 3-month Treasury Bill as a comparison to show how utility stocks perform against the backdrop of rising interest rates.
In this example, the 3-month Treasury Bill increased from 1.77% to 4.31%. Meanwhile, Montana Power (MTP) had a 52-week low range from $15.00 to $26.38.
Posted in 1958-1968, Chart of the Day, interest rates, Montana Power
Chart of the Day: Consolidated Edison
Below is the annual 52-week low for Consolidated Edison (ED) from 1958 to 1967. We’ve also included the 3-month Treasury Bill as a comparison to show how utility stocks perform against the backdrop of rising interest rates.
In this example, the 3-month Treasury Bill increased from 1.77% to 4.31%. Meanwhile, Consolidated Edison (ED) had a 52-week low range from $22.00 to $30.63.
Chart of the Day: Florida Power Corp.
Below is the annual 52-week low for Florida Power Corp. from 1958 to 1968. We’ve also included the Effective Fed Funds Rate as a comparison to show how utility stocks perform against the backdrop of rising interest rates.
In this example, the Effective Fed Funds Rate increased from 2.42% to 6.02%. Meanwhile, Florida Power Corp. had a 52-week low range from $19 to $36.75.
Posted in 1958-1968, Chart of the Day, interest rates
Bitcoin: Cycles 2010-2019
The following are the established Bitcoin cycles since 2010 which are instrumental in our forecasting of the market price for Bitcoin going forward.
In the period from July 2010 to November 2011, Bitcoin increased +42,185.61% and decreased from the peak -93.07%.
In the period from November 2011 to August 2013, Bitcoin increased +11,119.51% and decreased from the peak -71.16%.
In the period from April 2013 to October 2014, Bitcoin increased +1,629.35% and decreased from the peak -84.54%.
In the period from October 2014 to May 2019, Bitcoin increased +10,811.01% and decreased from the peak -83.48%. Our October 7, 2014 recommendation of Bitcoin at $334.09 found here.
Posted in Bitcoin, cycle analysis, Cyclical Trends, Market cycles
Bitcoin: May 2019
On January 17, 2018, we concluded our analysis with the following remarks:
“Anyone willing to participate in Bitcoin should be willing to accept that the price could easily decline –70%, as has been the average of all previous Bitcoin busts (found here). Anyone who participates in anything other than Bitcoin should expect a minimum –90% to –99% decline if, at the same time, Bitcoin declines –70% or more.”
From the peak in the price of Bitcoin at $19,343.04, the decline in Bitcoin that followed was –83%. This falls in alignment with our longstanding view that a drop of –70% is the average decline after a parabolic peak. In addition, the decline in Ethereum was –93%, confirming our work that a drop of –90% or more was possible.
As Bitcoin has increased from the low (so far), we have updated our upside and downside targets below.
Chart of the Day: Dome Mines
Below is the annual 52-week low for Dome Mines (DM) from 1960 to 1968. We’ve also included the Effective Fed Funds Rate as a comparison to show how gold mining stocks perform against the backdrop of rising interest rates.
In this example, the Effective Fed Funds Rate increased from 1.98% to 6.02%. Meanwhile, Dome Mines (DM) had a 52-week low range from $17.12 to $46.25.
Posted in 1958-1968, Chart of the Day, Dome Mines, gold, interest rates
Marsh & McLennan 10-Year Targets
Below are the valuation targets for Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc. (MMC) for the next 10 years. Continue reading